... the Dwarf-Kings were recovered and the others were consumed by dragons), nine were given to mortal men and they were captured by Sauron and thus became Ringwraiths. Sauron is the Dark Lord and he seeks the Ring in order to have "strength and knowledge to beat down all resistance, break ... spirituality. Good and evil viewed mentally involve the thoughts and beliefs that the characters have towards others. Alberto Mingardi speaks of the arch villain, Sauron, by stating: Sauron represents as near an approach to the wholly evil will as is possible. He had gone the way of all tyrants: beginni...

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... destroy the ring. Hence the title, The Fellowship of The Ring. However, at the same time the fellowship is being hunted down by the evil servants of Sauron, which provide fatal difficulties. Frodo's colleagues include Gandalf The Gray (a wizard), Samwise Gamges (Frodo's gardener and best friend), Merry and Pippin (hobbit friends), Legolas ... and the measures the United States and the world have taken to insure such a tragedy never happens again. There will always be someone like Sauron in our society, whether we work with them or follow them. There will continually be one person who des...

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... head of the White Council. Apparently, Saruman has betrayed the Elves and Men and has made his own plans to team up with Sauron. Legolas, an elf from Mirkwood, tells that Gollum escaped their enprisonment. Gimli, son of Gloin, brings news from the dwarven realm of Erebor, where messengers ... of Sauron asked for "Baggins" and "the Shire". The discovery of the One Ring by Gandalf and Frodo is revealed. Boromir is surprised to hear that, ... because a mystic riddle, telling of "Isildurs Bane", brought him to Rivendell. His opinion is to use the Ring against Sauron, using the enormous pow...

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... major independent enemy among evil forces is the magician Saruman. The Valar sent him along with other Istari (or Wizards) to check the growing power of Sauron in Middle-earth. And so Saruman the White started fighting against the Dark Lord. For this purpose, he has long studied the arts of the ... (Degallier, 5) "The sin of pride is associated with the concept of power, for pride is itself a corruption of power- (Degallier, 4) Saruman and Sauron believe they are unstoppable and this just adds to the fire, their pride will make them go as far as destroying everyone to control everything....

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... soul that is threatened to be claimed by the very ring he is given, but those of all of his people. The ring is sought after by its very creator Sauron the all powerful sorcerer, and Dark Lord of the middle-earth to aid in his evil deeds. In his sin blackened hands the ring has the power to rob the ... down to the young Frodo. Unlike his cousin Frodo is heroic, courageous, crafty, wise, and strong willed. With the encouragement of Gandalf, the high wizard only second in line to Sauron, Frodo sets off for the Crack of Doom where the powerful ring must be destroyed once and for all to pre...

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• Grade Level: High School

... . In a trilogy depicting at great odds the struggle of good versus evil as the little Hobbit Frodo advances to destroy the Ring of Doom through the pits of Mordor against Sauron himself. Total Words: 1,781 ...

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... a battle between the two greatest sagas of all time, who would win? Would it be Dark Vador, his formidable Jedi powers and his Death Star, or would it be Lord Sauron, the once-oh-so-powerful demon who could not keep a damn ring? While it is evident who the winner would be, there are people (Halflings maybe) who would think I"m totally ... ...

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... even with good intentions because it will only cause trouble. An example from the book would be that every time Frodo used the ring to help his friends it allowed Sauron the evil lord to know his exact location. This eventually would only bring more trouble to Frodo and his friends later. The underlying theme of breaking down the walls of ... ...

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... powerful "Wizard" Gandalf. They travel across "Middle Earth" fighting off many "Orcs" and "Black Riders" which are in search of the ring by the orders of the powerful evil "Wizard" Sauron. During their quest, they encounter many ambushes by the "Orcs" which they overcome and usually slay. In some of the ambushes, Frodo uses his ring to become invisible to escape ... ...

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... freedom. The purpose of the Ring is to destroy, through treachery and dishonesty, anything good in the world. Its very existence, because it contains the evil will of its creator, Sauron, has the power to tempt, corrupt, and, in doing so, destroy. Another way in which the evil nature of the Ring can be depicted is in the way it has ... ...

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... the ring holds and return it back to its original master so world power is obtained by the evil dark forces. Hunting Frodo are the servants of the dark lord "Sauron", the rings evil creator. If he obtains the ring middle earth is doomed. The fellowship of the ring is a small but strong group that represents all that is good. They ... ...

• Word Count: 638
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• Grade Level: High School